This is one of the most graffiti-friendly cities on Earth, but it wasn’t always that way. Local legend CRISP explains.

W Bogotá's W Does Brunch (weekends 12-4pm, COP$115,000) is as popular with locals as with hotel guests; every table at Market Kitchen is full of Bogotans tucking into waffles, poke bowls, and arepas, ...

Veronica Stoddart is a multiple-award-winning travel editor and writer who has visited more than 110 countries on seven continents, reporting from many of them. She has covered everything from New ...

Members of the Swing Latino salsa dance group perform during a show in Bogota, Colombia, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011. (AP Photo/William Fernando Martinez) Members of the Swing Latino salsa dance group ...

Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, doesn't have an underground metro. Instead, its eight million residents get around on the bus system, which is called the TransMilenio. It moves 2.4 million passengers ...

There’s a new meme being shared widely this week across social media accounts in Colombia’s capital Bogotá, as the city grapples with a water crisis. It’s an image of C. Montgomery Burns, the ...

EVER SINCE COLOMBIA began shrugging off its don’t-think-of-visiting status, Cartagena and Medellín have emerged as glamorous tourist destinations. But until recently, Bogotá, the country’s capital and ...

When my guide picked me up at the airport, she told me Bogota is a business city, not a tourist city. While she was an enthusiastic host and seemed to know everything else about her hometown, I had to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Oct. 11—Breathless at the start of my visit to Bogota for a conference last month, I quickly learned that was because of the ...

Colombia's burgeoning Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) opens its doors even wider to welcome young wannabe producers from Central America, the Caribbean and Andean countries this year, thanks to an ...

Coffee has been the dominant crop in Colombia since the late 1800s, but until recently, it was nearly impossible to get a coffee-snob-approved cup in Bogotá’s cafes. Even though roughly 95 percent of ...